Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dunghill
noun
/ˈdʌŋ.hɪl/

Definition
A pile or heap of dung, waste, or refuse, especially in a farmyard.

Examples
- The farmer used the rich nutrients from the dunghill to fertilize the crops.
- After the rain, the dunghill behind the barn began to smell even worse.
- Children were warned to stay away from the dunghill to avoid any unpleasant accidents.

Meaning
Dunghill typically refers to a collection of dung or excrement, often used as fertilizer for plants.

Synonyms
- manure heap
- dung pile
- refuse heap